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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

8

U Boat Sinkings Fall Again in Week to June 17

The Admiralty weekly shipping report notes a marked drop in U boat sinkings last week, with larger vessels over 1600 tons leading the decline. Twenty one large ships were sunk in the week ending June 17, down from twenty seven the prior week, a decline of six.

London Admiralty

Submarine Campaign Sees Sunk Vessels Rise Last Week

The report shows 28 ships sunk in the week, seven under 1600 tons, compared with 32 the prior week. Sinking percentage reached 9.48 versus 0.54, while British commerce hit high water marks in arrivals and sailings despite a dip the week before.

Train Kills Aged Couple in Springfield Grade Crossing

Mr and Mrs Orzo J Livermore both over 70 were killed when the car they rode in was struck by a New Haven train at a grade crossing in Springfield. They had visited their son Charles D Livermore in Worcester and were en route to meet another son Arthur L Livermore in Pittsburg to pick up a new touring car. The wreck hurled the bodies about 109 feet from the vehicle.

Springfield Orzo J. Livermore New Haven Bothwell Charles D. Livermore Blair Street Worcester Arthur L. Livermore Pittsburg Penn

Harried Brookline man linked to triple marriage murder

Miss Harriet Varney claims she was never Keyes wife and says she lived with him as his partner in West Upton and Winthrop. Keyes eloped in 1916 with Pauline Biesenbach and married in New York, while another woman, Pauline’s sister says, was reportedly married earlier. Police pursue a third Mrs Keyes and an inquest is set for tomorrow.

Miss Varney Keyes New York Miss Biesenbach Peter Milliken Marble Collegiate Church New York City West Upton International Realty Company Boylston Street Rutland Square South End Winthrop Howard, R. I John Keyes Morrison Pauline Biesenbach Carl Biesenbach School Street Jamaica Plain Pauline Seattle Mrs. Morrison Harriet Brookline New Hampshire

Wolf's Straw Hat Clearance Sale Ad

Wolf's offers men straw hats at low prices in a clearance sale at My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets. Toyo Panamas at four dollars are priced to one fifty while Vacuum Finish Sailors drop to one fifty. Legal Stauips 14 are mentioned in the ad.

Wolf’s My Clothier Hanover Portland

Police to Present Suspect Sought by Authorities

It is expected that the police will present the man who is being sought. The presentment is anticipated as authorities pursue the case and identify the individual involved.

State says Keyes case shows murder not suicide

Norfolk District Attorney Katzman says Mrs Pauline Keyes of Brookline was murdered not killed by herself. He cites Medical Examiner Cutts as not issuing an official suicide report and notes wounds to her hand and head make a self inflicted death unlikely. Varney of West Upton is jailed in Dedham for the murder as prosecutors prepare for trial.

Cutts Frederick G. Katzman Norfolk County Brookline Pauline Keyes Kenwood Road Harry M. Cutts Hariet Varney West Upton Providence R. J Dedham Katzman Upton Harriet Varney

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